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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-03-08

Ahs ChAhELS a MUELLER CO., baltimore, I'D.
fr- an pSrSols rsING -. JGro6S or or P~t'
Nu t'Tgh cHTs. IrW By SsHdiHg q tc0-rrs' - mp
and a histJ.J Of their cdSe, rcceirs ADVICE
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-03-08

john Cline, once celebrated rope.
dancer, died ut the Forrest Home re-
Gently. He came to this country from
England in 1928. He danced at the
Bowery Theater in New York for four
years under contract with Charles Gil
bert for $4,000 Il year Once in Phila-
delphia he proved too great an attrac-
ton for such stars as Wallack and For.
rest. and they played to empty benches
while Cline danced at the Chestnut
Street Theater. He was very popular
with theatrical people, and they sue
ceeded in placing Him in the Forrest
Home in 1880 Cline earned great
deal of money in his prime. but lost
a60.0O0 by the failure of the United
States Bank. - BijlddelJohiG Press.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-03-08

There are ten thousand actresses
in the United States who annually re.
ceive one hundred and twenty-five bou.
Gi:"iS '-''-',. -'-,-n;,i.' :" statistics in a.,
New luUN H,T"'J
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-03-08
From Rheumatic suffer.r-Isso-C Cured.


Hamburg, Berks Co.. Penna
suffered from severe iniiammatury
rheumatism Pr about weeks. plySician-
gave me no relief. ] was confined e. Jiu
house, limbs yer! much swollen. and haze
To crawl zap and dow n stairs. After a few
applications tiie pain was gone and lev
more entirely cured me.
From Same 6 Years latsr-PermanentIy Cured
HSmburg Berks Co., Pa. Oct. ~. 1886
About six years ago took sick with in.
hammaiO-y rheumatism and by using o
lrw bottles OF -. Jacobs Oil was 'n;ir.y
cuscd. chccrfully duplicate nv iestim
ny 0" the grand. great and good effects al
the Oll. ROLAND i. LEONARD.
From DEPUTY Sheriff -June, i88i-Cured.
Attleborough. Mass,
Last May was laid up with acute rirrt-
mAtISn and confined To bed. I was told
to irySt. JacOis Oil. / did 50 and next day
was well a. ever
ELIJAH CAPRON, Deputy Sheriff.
From Same Years later-PermanentIy Cured.
Attlcborousi,, Mass, Nov. 10. iSS6.
had n severe attack of acute rhetInIa-
usin ~ l could Not take q Sltp: was CON
fined To bed. I i-:cl everything To- no pur-
pose ami ut lat tried -. Jacobs OIL ~
cured me entirely and cheerfully recon-
mend il.
ELIJAH CAPION, Deputy sheriff.
THE CHARLES A. YoGELER CO., Baltimore. Id
fs- an psrsons USING g. Jaco6S or or P-E
%Tt'ggh C'tTs. rW bg SsHdiHg % tIr0-re,s' - mp
aHd htat1.J Of their cdse, recetre ADVICE FREE.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-03-08
S;JACORS OIL
INFLAMMATION RnEumaTIsm.

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Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-19
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Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-19

Tihl R6sfAsSStcE OF 1 yAIt6566RkENik It666RkE kNH:--
-fAtoAthfnS story c0nisss ft6m Essex. !
.AApo6rr gFrl who died in the eBf6app
t6aihospitat ftrrc6ngn@psives express
sed a. wFshh to be- buried az tIhtttes
Hdrkesley; some fiftyymiies from Ionp |
doh.' Her mother and stepfithsff
wtrse pnor and could not nfSrdtoq
CARRY oat' her wishh id the eeofdinRryyl
Way So the man, thoagh he happ1
pinsd to he iii ana weak at the times
Grst made the coffin ami shehwheelead
the body ydownnt64ts Testination onra' 1
handcart. IttooE him three days tod
reach" the Essex village. On the
fourth day he saw the girl buried, and I
her new made G grave decked with !
flowers fromt the ekitcheh garden anac
the meadow ana ! then his task was
done. The local paper got wind Of
it, ard so the tale of quiet her6isim1I
came out. Then Of course, this man
Joseph Bah, had to be interviewed
and hefpp to make something for The
! papers out Ofta deed which, beySha'
dcaBt, in the doing sof;t, he Thought
tile most. simple and natural id the
worM.. Hs took his little bov of 10
! with hith,n to give "a lift at the hills.
OH the level road the boyEhkd his lift
| in the haudcart with The corpse.
At one of the places where they
I stopped, some village Btnble wanted
! to interfere. on the plea that he was a
! detective. The passage in which this
! incident is 'rslateJ would not have
been unworthy of Bunyanc: I've had
( a bother, and be would have forced
+ ofsn the c5ifrI, bnt nv master is al:
/ ways stronger than the devi1, and he
7 gave me strength to struggle wnh the
nan and dpatihrrn' ioati Of the h6use. +"
I Tie Inspector of police, ewko after-
, ward appeared oh Ike tsceap, showed
a4srg eo;ar,oti serssv,, and daHsr tas7ag
he earnaseur. u utNaer+aRsr'S name and
: address, ie.ehia ags6rPA:s waEy2y T4s
z,oryFIsisa psfFsst tit tOfa6sst beauty saauh.,
as 1t stands, and We dread to fnar'ii
.SvRRs asupsfaaoHs Word ia gtszt
galiusatoOk II In hd.il,, he hiFlt tn4ak.ss
aFis imrsri.hs6is!.e TIE poor havss
way bfdoing sheses sne things for One
: another without 1nowing shst any.
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tie poor .cztinet maker Thought Of
We may be sure, was that his walking
J funeral Of iifsy miles would gs4 mt
'seprsnt.A-t.ndotp = ews.:s-
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-19
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latadl, aha many ether koid,lJI @$hict,
THUS BeiiSg Settisdi,' %6aif greatly a.f
to the itHFrOVE9GiHHsiRtt Of tie tAb f1o2aSyisaI f1o2aSisaI
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-19
T6 CrFFEW,i ,ikryF4TAe,ee sis ssSoa

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authority yoP P'the 4 stateneht that It Is
now fairly yesfabiishef that the con.
mot V Erff,.t EKrff, " klelf Is b. ms sMiy and
'ofyeff oSfsttsiSs % thI hsn aid
saep. car + eeassfs .rssn5vsd BY %rhaif
,ddseess= 81 { su;;f az mSgaesia faken 7 fg. Y
terfalfyly Nj CdITats OF L Snsna, tSHnnns h&
dtaWf Attknfi6,f To Yb;s extf aof sfiin s,
factc:i. SSveSal, chifdran treRfsh with
thres ersiAi a6sss Of Et tsom salt, NIT &. fnE.
NJ aAuSer5 cites thenase Of woman
wEdse fat2 was dilsrured hy these
eIcrssesnees srd Mkd val cured Ia I
m6nthh BY ! draEhm and 4 half Sff % ~.
Eussfa' taketf daiEy.y Another medical
man REPORTS a case Of very large waits
which disappeared in a ftrnight from
helaaiE y'ninistfAtion Of ten graihs
ofaheEs
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-19

HE W6ctDN'r SuBscEiBE.-"Afe
you one Of our suBscribiers!?"
No Wen, yes LtSmnimiss Ltniisa sees 7
believe I took 1t adren tie csm1iffAigh:
The Democratic county committee sent
tito me"
wen, YOU 60 do5@a ahhd sdjBsacafiiiBjes aaiijs'
for our couhty! weekly; eight pages,
afiItEs &k&g, ldtssst. i kSt qidtitiphhsg,'
idtiuaitB t9gs; aGla tedit6risaiiss. eh6ices'
mfseefiahy; poetry; 'cfcsteia,1 and We
wiii'kee SAAt'xg can 10 for T6d."
No. .if'' Can't tddaoiit,,'' said tie
veteran 4 as he backed of toward iBS :
d3tr.', "TftatS IS TOO hard" " Why SIR,
bad to give qR my subscription 10 . /,
the Christian Aarodoie, and You could
not believe how much l miss That,
ltEers paper. It was meat ard drink
to fns Slfe I had It, but egessis only
fheen+ cents, and : man can't ex-.
p{st To- o5oL have Slf the Inquiries Of lite,,'
, bdt stFif f.a 4 liked 10 held On sanothS-"
srs ssaf?:s. ssSaSf?s'
Ana 1.l0stsg The cor 9i irSS8 OUT IL.
side, etke ola hadf desSented Tue stairs,
ixNksQ.3tribg ssiTSj shd he hiif ifa!it kk6&fas k&a
vMEiseikf MEisif hwyHfseE HseEeo eotSeSffhea4rd byy!ke ofi9s
hoy {4ifits from the asea nps ofthe
rocf6sasssGat tiAHf &lffsef lfsefe "Dcan Mt Il alI, how
hI do miss that t .-Adtocate.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-19
-s-z.TaarT.1iowLsi

ss=f1te9 'T6,sao oNsse5,s wiik' ;.pSnt .
OBsstYea The elephant. believes. q
that we're it not fofF his keeper be
wouid starve' To deaih inst The sane
a. people believe that the mohepolist
wEiio robsL thssa furnishes them esIn.
'pleflheht, The power. Of the mohopo1
list, like that OF The keeper Of the, /,
elephant ldepends Iipon bis success in
kesbiRg heM of thaf 'opiai6kt.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-19

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L her 6sHs Is issss Is KS 81 a5s, 4
she ptessss. The kfty thSasaEf aSi:
lsfs &ss taiHs; and visa I tass il |
tlsEgHt Il suly fishs g fslssss ySa
ifcte y6if sHssssneRs is ssaailess
SRI: I isvef kHew G9tii I fs@ aays
ag5 tbat Your brsGSs was R1soFtaa
ateiy III tts same bank:
ARD I srf bsFef even he4fa y6a
Bird a fortune, said Franz, eagerly: T
knew your nsSthef vas rieh, aHa tSaatt
y6a had d life Of ease and luxury, and
wEeh | found myself 4 poSf daaq /
Assht t6 ffss y6a.;
Ara 1 aRsssssssd y6a. Bat ySa
iThdefstaHd how Carffs saTd,p fa 4
pleading manner.
I understand how, was the sravs
reply. and I an Siaf 70 doyo,Y I&stifcsssS
bat 7 am stnf poor man. Loving
You wltf my whole heart,, + iars not
ask You f6 leave yonr splendid hone
to share my very litDited means,
You do kve me, Frank?
an Carrie it has beetl my bittears
Pairi SAi foirr years that Could hot
cease to lbve you. + beard Of yo,p as
an keiress, n belie-of your conqnestss,,
Your beaHty, and r tried to harden
my heart to the raerce1ary w6ts,atq
Who Had dtsoiated' my lifa;' b,at iip
my HEART all the old Lore lived to- ttoatCc-
nietits rise...
Tlietp r will not take my release.
You are mine. boaRd by your proHise
Of four years ago! will come atidi
measure calico in your s;cig fol. yEoaali yEoaal,
if you Will, But r will never give ysotf
DIP again Get. yo1i- Hat SIR; ydtii afvaf
going H6ms With me to luncheoti..
He wetit-of cotiise' he did,.
AID Carrie rtiarried him, but NEVER nieiv vEairr
measured calico ii the store,, for Aftrss:.
NJ, fltt1h' bodbEt. ;hdl tdiftis&ed! a
Hoiat for TIE soaag coufle,,, ana set
.tle! dfy thSas4 :di d5iiars' u;i5fa her
q, Y cihld!! Aud,tra Nys'tra slieou- /
lAtionss tctFit,s, On: a',hi:iee g: %:eeaaA.h,
sSotl:s-st5aS'@ WIS sivgiiia d.i .trd Ffii.t!4kk Ffii.lt4k
.AdtTi Its,splAssti:aes f;ni!E V35cc11siiAAda i'll
.tttee c7taeJFF lhs@ ufo3raFs atlH ,aahY i'm.
vsssfHesit::, Ana idtiefihs day uHsesiHag
Rsaaill Ia&r9al us..S syfTstg
.sstsrererF fiissag5 70 Eaty5Ti6g I5- a-1pJas 11a
Ding trFii Rs!phh Ntltoaa took' BSatt!'
s6mslrirgl Of his harsh icef!:'dl.ts 81
Carrie AAtletbn htatH4.' ,.Aa't5?a'ttAfI
tA4lii5naire- the true stery of tw0P
hcatgs .,rat4. : 4. a.banlz@:.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-19
70 TAXPAYERS

nhg1SONsS indebted to me fortsxez scr sac
year 1SS8 are requested 20 anske Sulms
sdiate ~ aynsent, Otherwise sbkal h snca
pellesi to collsct the sane bv prsccsS ef laW.
N.L ANA'fIEN.N.
La&e Tax.COli14aof oF ssa Dissrsce
Sent. a. S,l--sctf
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-19
PROFESSIONAL.
EtcaAsE .. Tfp5ETT,
ATTOt.AkY.AT Law
OAW"E - TIA VI - 4sfFrF,
FI5GRNEE-Rf-s 1sN
,sa.,. t>rSasqs.@S ~E

H.lvirg f-moVsa his RlVw Office e. tAe
s.1El a,ts iguua i.is3welimg house, hsteiy oc-
crlg,iesl Az rl.e fasr Ois.os;, via 10 tleasea to
SEQ al has obi lTian6s, amt elients aad as
mauv new ones aH may sec 1T 10 calt
an husinsss atapsied IL him Wit receive
pnlmpJ attention.
spes.iGl attention pad 20 t5,e Collection %
Clllims and ths ssllt, and. CeuvoYance of
RGai ES,.ltis
Jlna' Q6Im
Saint Mary's beacon., 1887-05-19

JC0.. b.. MORGAN,
AtttIrluy andt CAnsIsellnr "a isaSy
ami A4Egat f6Ir Connecticut nui'lai Lille d.
alruuua Company, MuthGi Lite oli New
YIs; anu istNgll Eine Insurance NJ Liver
na0i,,
LEONs2RDJiDWlE, Nd
NITill L fSAD1-fL.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-08-31
MAGGIE mitchen and Daughter.

Chicago Inter Ocean
There is no more venturesome swimmer
in the West End than Maggie Mitchell.
Every afternoon ct 5 o'clock she comes
over the cliff from her Holly wood cottage
with her daughter, Fanchon, a tImjd
young girl, who has the freshness OF the
sea on her face and its light in her eyes.
She wears a bathing suit of Jet black jersey
cloth, with tiny buckles at her knees and
black turban knotted over her temples af-
ter the style of the Rubens Madonnas.
She is out on the sand kicking up white
pebbles and pink shells or fiostiDg strand
ed jelly.fish long before the figure in Prus-
sian blue, with ocure cap aud belt, ap-
pears; and as she leaps to let the silver
crested waves pass, her figure is silhouet-
ted IN charming relief against the shin ing
background of atmosphere and sunlight.
She moves along for a distance of fifty
yards or so till tremendous white cap
tries to climb down her throat, bat only
succeeds in filling her stomach half-full of
salt water and dashing her upin bed of
shells and seaweed. She is up and on her
feet, like a iack-in-a-box with the cover
open, and filled with as much merriment
as brine, she opens her mouth, empties
one ear and then the other, takes long
breath, gulPs down q remnant OF salt
water with dubious smile of relish, pulls
the gathers of her skirt round, squeez ss
Der knotted kerchief and falls down in the
hot sand, left leg first, and folding the 9TH
er kuee in her arms, looks across the sea.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-08-31
What Salt ia Good For,

When you give your cellar its spring
cleaning, add little copperas-Water and
salt to the whitewash.
SprinkIing salt on the tops and at the
bottoms of garden walls is SAID to keep
snails from climbing up or down.
For relief from heartburn or dyspepsia,
drink little Geld water in which has been
dissolved teaspoonful of salt.
Ink stains on linen can be taken out If
the stain is FIST washed in strong salt and
water and then sponged with lemon juice.
For weeds IN the grass, put a pinch. or
two of salt in the middle of each, and, IN
less shower washes it of, it will kill the
weeds.
Tor stains on the hands, nothing is bet
ter than little salt, with enough lemon
Juice to moisten il, rubbed on the spots
and then washed off in clear water.
In basin of water salt, of course, falls
TO the bottom so never soak salt fish with
the skin side down, as the salt will fall to
the skin and remain there.
Salt and mustard, teaspoonfnl of each,
followed with sweet oil, melted butter or
milk, is the antidote fer FowleF's solution,
white precipitate Of arsenic.
For weeds in pavements or gravel walks,
make a strong brine OF coarse salt and
boiling water; pat the DrlDe IN sprlnK'
ling can and wafer the weeds thoroughly,
being careful not to let any of the brine
get on the grass, or it will kill 1t, too.
II q chimney or 1ue catch on FIRE, close
all windows and doors fret, then hang 9
blanket in front of the CRATE to exclude al
air. Water should never be poured down
the chimney, as it spoils the carpets
Coarse salt thrown down the fiae is much
better
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act there is hereby appropriated the sum of
$500, COO for the year 1888. and $4,000 for the
year 1884, out of any money In the treasury not
otherwise appropriated,
The above does not say that the $500, 900
was to carry out part of the provisions of
the act; 1t ev1dently..meant all of them.
However, the Republican Board of Hos
pital Commissioners, with the sanction
of Governor Porter, gave a peculiar con-
struction of their own to the law and pro-
ceeded to do their work on most gigantic
scale. Instead of combining the ex-
penditures to 5000 600 for the three
Hospitals, the Board contradiction build
ings which would cost about that much
each. The result was that when the As
sembly of 1885 met the work had reached
such stage that it could not be stopped
without great loss and in order to contin.
ne it the Legislature found it necessary to
appropriate additional sums-S225,
coo for 1885, $3SS,S0 for 1886,
and $4,000 for maintenance
up to April. 1887. The aggregate expend-
itures to July last (since which time moth
ing has been drawn according to the books
of the Auditors Office, are s., 475 S36 SO,
and the buildings are not yet completed
and equipped.
1t is these extraordinary disbursements,
made necessary by q Republican Governor
and Republican Board of Hospital Com.
missioners, that has caused the heavy
drain upon the States resources and not
the late Democratic administration, as Mr..
Coons and the Journal would have 1t 90.
pear,
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THE PRESIDENTS VISIT.

Mr.. Cleveland and His Wife to be Here
September so, for Two Days.
II will be gratifying news to the people
of Indianapolis and those of the entire
state, to know that definite information
has been received that President Cleveland
will be in this city part of two days, and
not singly half day, as at first reported.
Arrangements have been made for him to
.rrive here late in the forenoon of Friday,
September 80, and he will not leave for st.
Louis until Saturday afternoon, October 1,
arriving there Sunday morning, October
2
1t has not been definitely decided as yet
where and by whom Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve-
land will be entertained, but ne has init
mated that he will not accept any of the
many personal invitations he has received
to stop at private residences. 1t is sup.
posed he has taken such a course to avoid
thesnecessary damage it would be to the
furnishings of any home to have it be-
seiged by a curious and promiscuoUs
tbroBg that will insist on seeing him. 1t
is almost positive that they will stop at
one of the hotels where everybody can
have an opportunity Of seeing and meet
ing the President and his wife.